ill give it a go on my local drive.

Thanks but that does not resolve any of the issues I have,

At present I have two files:-      
Name.zip.001
Name.zip.002

I have created a batch file, but I am having issues with the command line.
This is what I have so far.
"\\Server\Data Transfers\Folder\Folder\ExecutablePath\7-Zip\7z.exe" e "Filename_20151203.zip.001" -o"\\Server\Data Transfers\Folder\Folder\FileDrop\" -y -p"password"

I can using 7-Zip manually and it works, but as mentioned I need to automate the process.

What error(s) are you getting with this?

Thanks.

The batch file just does not seem to do anything.

i've just googled it, and i may need to use 7za.exe instead off 7z.exe

Your script looks reasonable at first glance, 7z.exe is the right executable, and you seem to have the right options.

Is the ZIP file located in the current directory when you run the BAT script?

Are there any subfolders in the ZIP, or just files?

Try leaving the trailing "\" off the -o folder path, although I haven't tested to see if that can be a problem.

Do you have write permissions to that network folder?

If you change the -o parm to a local folder path, does that work?

~bp

hello,

I'll give it a go.

Are you trying to transfer it in a unzipped format in the new folder?

Thanks deroode.
I've got it working on my local drive. I had the incorrect parameters.
e C:\Zip\*.*.001 -aoa -oC:\Zip -ppassword

Thanks.

The only issue i now have is, i am using an execute process task.
executable 7z.exe
arguments e \\Server\folder\subfolder\subfolder\subfolder\*.*.001 -aoa -oC:\Zip\7-Zip -ppassword

When the process task runs it just seems to pick up the server folder \\Server\, then scan that folder.

It does not seem to pick up any of the subfolders or the file.

Figured it out.

Because the folder paths have spaces, needs to be enclosed in quotes.
e "\\Server\Folder\SubFolder\SubFolder\SubFolder\*.*.001" -aoa -o"\\Server\SubFolder\SubFolder\SubFolder\SubFolder\" -ppassword

Great! that's learning by doing...